Real Estate Agent (1099 Agent)

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offerpadDallas (TX)
Real Estate Sales AgentsOffices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers

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About the role

Real Estate AgentThe Real Estate Agent provides Offerpad's innovative solutions and products to every homeowner in their assigned market. As a licensed real estate agent, they are responsible for using their local real estate market knowledge to guide Offerpad customers through the home buying and selling process. The Agent will conduct open houses and showings, schedule appointments, oversee virtual and in-person walk-throughs, and follow the transaction process with the customer through to final closing. Offerpad Agents will conduct world-class in-home listing appointments with Offerpad's customers.Essential FunctionsDevelop and maintain strong customer relationships and communication via multiple channels (in-person, phone, email, video, text, etc.). Offerpad may provide available guidelines to help support the best home buying and selling experience.Manage a pipeline of homeowners, both buyers and sellers, in the purchase or sale of their home, with oversight through every step in the process they choose.Coordinate with Offerpad vendors for any marketing services, such as signage, photography, staging, etc. or secure your own.Must be compliant with the guidelines established in the Offerpad Brokerage Manual.Possess extensive real estate acumen tied to property assessment and valuation, contracts and closing.Must be able to meet established sales goals.Be the subject matter expert for everything related to Offerpad's portfolio of services and programs including, but not limited to Cash Offers, Renovations, Services, and Home Listings.To be considered, you must be a licensed, active real estate agent in the local market with the ability to maintain licensure and be in good standing with the local realtor board.

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